I purchased this 31Inch Extendable Under Desk Cable Management Tray after two others from Temu, both of which were not as well made and thus, arrived damaged due to poor packaging. This unit arrived undamaged due to its excellent, protective packaging and sturdy metal construct. Setting it up was easy and didn't take more than a few minutes time. The all-metal unit is made from sturdy, durable metal and will not easily bend or warp over time. The open design means you can use ties to secure cables to the unit, organized any way you wish. As you can see from the photo, I have this unit installed on the back side of my work bench, and it not only holds the cables (which I have NOT organized nor tied to the unit yet) as well as two power units. If 31" is not long enough for your needs, you can purchase additional units and connect them to provide the length you need. Well worth the money!!! Read more
Keeping cables out of the way and easily accessible is a huge improvement to the look of the room as well as functionality. This is even more important for me since my disabilities make it difficult to function in daily living already and anything extra is just too much to deal with. This is easy to set up. Made well, didn't seem like it'll fall apart or break easily. It was pretty easy to fit anywhere since it just clips on, and it makes things far easier to access by keeping it up higher. I think I will purchase more of these in the future. Works well. Read more
Perfect to organize my 10 devices plugging into 2 x 6-plug extension cords. The rat’s nest is gone and my home office looks so much better. My only comment is that the long format makes it a bit fragile and it bends just a little bit in the middle where the two pieces connect. I think a third bracket to be placed in the middle would help a lot! Read more
Bought 2 of these, one for myself and one for my wife. Easy to assemble and place on the back of our sit/stand desks. I would have preferred a way to screw them directly to the underside of the desk, but clamped on works just as well. The upper part of the clamp can easily be hidden by placing in/out baskets or pretty much anything over them. As for organization, there is enough room in them to rest 1 8 port fused power stip, 3 power supplies, (1 for each monitor and one for the laptop) a multi port docking hub, external 4 TB hard drive, and route all the cords and cables needed to run everything, keeping it all off the floor. Honestly, something like this should just come standard with every desk now days. Read more
I have my computer area set up with many Staples-type tables which have a metal support about 1 inch in from the edge all around. The cable manager has metal brackets that are supposed to fit under the table and with a screw-clamp to hold it. The screw clamp has a couple of round pads to go on the end and push against the desk. With my tables, the clamp is not deep enough for the clamp to be behind the metal support, and the support is just a bit too bit to clamp onto it directly using all the parts. I was able to clamp on removing the round pads, and that seems ok but of course it will scratch the metal table support. I also found a LOT of extra hardware. It appears that if you buy two of these you can hang one below the other. But that hardware is just extra stuff for me. Also, the picture implies that there are three clamps. Nope. Just two, but you don't need three. Zillions of extra screws also come, and some stick-on wire holders that I did not find useful and which are not listed in the parts. Altogether it serves my needs, appears to be well made, and was easy enough to assemble. You just have to expect that if your desk is not flat for several inches back from the edge that there is a possibility that it might not fit. Read more
Works exactly as advertised. I have a surge protector power strip in it and excess cable slack neatly wrapped and strapped. Read more
The trays are well made yet flexible. Easy to install and large enough to handle all of my cables. Read more
Technically serves its purpose, but I can't recommend it because the screws for the clamp don't fit in the metal fixture without a lot of force. I was able to get it working using pliers to give me more torque, but that made the knobs to turn the screws look like a dog chewed them up. After the first centimeter or so, the threads found a smoother grip and could be tightened by hand. I only tried this method because I missed the return window. Excluding the bad screw fitting on both clamps, I'd rate it three stars, it's got little foam stick-on pads for the desk contact points. The quality of the product is cheap--more like a $15 item than a $25 item. I'm not sure whether I would have preferred cobbling something more customized together with pieces from Lowe's. Read more
